Bienfang® Foam Board Technical Guide

Bienfang® Foam Board
Technical Guide
he diverse types of Bienfang®
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Foam Boards are applicable to a
wide range of end uses. This guide is
designed to give you expert advice on
the best fabricating and finishing
techniques to use for everything from
cutting to final finishing, whatever the
• Shadow boxes, deep bevel designs,
fabric wraps and embossing
• Point-of-purchase, sign and display
applications using screen printing
and/or vinyl lettering
• Mounting and laminating lithos, digital
images and photographs not requiring
archival procedures
product or project at hand.
Primary Applications:
• Mounting artwork, photographs, etc.,
with conservation methods or dry mounting, wet glues or spray adhesives
• More elaborate projects such as shadow
boxes and deep bevel designs,
embossing, wrapping and reverse mats
• Any indoor usage where stability is
important
Black-On-Black® Foam Board
Methods and materials used to manufacture Bienfang® Foam Board yield
superior performance capabilities. The
board is strong and rigid, lightweight,
easy to cut. Its clay-coated surface is
ultra-smooth, front and back. The
core, made of resilient polystyrene, is
This board is made with the deepest,
richest, black paper and foam available.
It’s totally black – front surface, core, and
back surface – so there’s no need to cover
or disguise the edges to produce a professional finish. Thicknesses available: 3/16"
and 1/2".
totally free of environmentally harmful
Primary Applications:
chlorinated fluourocarbons (CFCs).
• Framing, dry mounting, model-making –
where you want a different and dramatic
look
• Shadow boxes, deep bevel designs, 3-D
display objects with added impact
• Signs and displays involving screen
printing, vinyl lettering
• Specialty mounting and laminating of
prints, digital images and photographs
• Prevents ghosting of mounted pieces
when used with images and text printed
on two-sides
When being fabricated, it resists
denting and crushing, and its built-in
memory makes cut edges spring back
to their original thickness. These
properties serve to maintain the
integrity of the board and its uniform
surface – both indispensable for a
professional look in your finished
projects.
Acid-Free Foam Board
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Primary Applications:
• General framing, using wet glues, spray
adhesives or dry mounting
It’s whiter than the whites you’ve used
before. Acid-Free Bright White has met all
the tests for archival usage. Mounting on
Bright White Foam Board will dramatically
enhance the colors of any artwork and
provide a smoother surface than traditional
acid-free boards. For cutting ease and
clarity of color, Bright White is a brilliant
choice.
Primary Applications:
• Mounting artwork, photographs, etc.,
with conservation methods or dry mounting, wet glues or spray adhesives
• More elaborate projects such as shadow
boxes and deep bevel designs,
embossing, wrapping and reverse mats
• Any indoor usage where stability is
important
100% Cotton Rag Foam Board
White Foam Board
Bienfang White Foam Board has a
double-clay paper coating with an ultrasmooth, even finish that’s become a standard in the industry. It’s available in brilliant white and a wide range of colors, in
thicknesses of 1/8", 3/16" and 1/2". Very
versatile and suitable for a broad range of
mounting techniques and end uses.
Bright White Acid-Free Foam Board
Totally acid-free, this board is manufactured with a facing paper buffered with
calcium carbonate to a pH between 7.7
and 8.5, in accordance with Library of
Congress cold-extraction methods for nonphotographic materials. The buffering protects both the board and the image from
deterioration due to atmospheric pollutants
and will be maintained for many years.
Available in 1/8" and 3/16" thicknesses.
Designed especially for professional-quality archival mounting, this board is constructed with facings made of pure, naturally white cotton fibers and is bonded to
a chemically inert, non-acidic polystyrene
core. It contains no lignin, alum or harsh
chemicals. The facing paper on both sides
has a pH of 8.2 +/- 0.5, with an alkaline
reserve of 2-to-3% and is buffered with
calcium carbonate. Available in 3/16" and
1/8" thickness.
Primary Applications:
• Preserving limited-edition prints,
important photographs, one-of-a-kind
documents of valuable, historic,
institutional or personal importance
• Dry mounting and wet- or sprayadhesive mounting appropriate to the
requirements of the end use
Pressure-Sensitive Foam Board
A time-saving convenience for practically
any general-purpose mounting operation,
Pressure-Sensitive Foam Board has a
pressure-sensitive adhesive on one side,
with an easy-release protective liner. Firm,
uniform pressure permanently bonds the
artwork to the substrate.
Available in two adhesive levels:
• Repositionable Tack allows some
repositioning of lightweight, uncoated
bond papers and is available in white,
3/16" thickness.
• Permanent Tack is specially formulated
to handle hard-to-hold items. It is the
ideal choice for permanently mounting
heavy posters, large maps or architectural drawings, all types and weights of
photographic papers, plastic sheets and
other coated, non-porous materials.
Available in White or Black-On-Black®
in 3/16" thickness.
Primary Applications:
• Mounting posters, layouts and other
large or small items that don’t require
archival conservation methods
• Roller mounting and laminating digital
images and photographs
• Commercial graphics – presentations,
signs, displays, etc.
SingleStep Foam Board
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SingleStep® Foam Board is pre-coated on
one side with a heat-activated adhesive
for use with a dry mounting press. Since
it does not require dry mount tissue, it
forms a permanent bond without the
usual trimming of tissue and tacking in
place, a substantial improvement in production efficiency. The heat-activated
adhesive works at a relatively low temperature, but is not recommended for resincoated (RC) photographs. Available in
3/16" and 1/8" thicknesses.
Primary Applications:
• Mounting posters, prints, smooth-paper
artwork, newspapers.
Step® 150 Foam Board
Bienfang® Step 150 has speedier bonding
at 150º, a lower temperature for safer,
easier mounting. It is easy to use, and
saves you valuable time by eliminating
extra prep work. Each board is pre-coated
on one side with an adhesive that acts
like a mounting tissue. When heat is
applied the image is quickly, easily, and
permanently bonded safely to the board’s
supersmooth surface. Available in white
and Black-On-Black®.
Primary Applications:
white finish that accepts a variety of
media and enhances the appearance of
embossed and debossed designs.
PilloCore® Foam Board also comes in a
Black-On-Black® version with a solid
black, compressible core. Thickness is
3/16".
Primary Applications:
• Die-cut displays, exhibits and signs
• Screen printing
• Mounting lithographs for die cutting
MightyCore® Foam Board
The strongest Foam Board product currently available for indoor use, MightyCore®
Foam Board, has a rigid, rock-solid center
that makes it especially suitable for large
fabricated pieces. Its smooth, chemicalfree paper enhances ink coverage and
needs no surface preparation for mounting
or laminating. Available in white in thicknesses of 1/4" and 1/2".
Primary Applications:
• Mounting oversize photos, lithographs
and digital images
• Building exhibits, signage, and displays
where structural strength is required
• Screen printing
For complete MightyCore Technical
Information, see MightyCore Technical
Guide.
• Mounting posters, newsprint, RC
photos, magazine pages, fabric.
DIMENSIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
Bienfang® Foam Board
PilloCore® Foam Board
This Foam Board was specifically developed to create tightly closed edges with a
“pillowed” dimensional effect when the
board is die-cut. It has an ultra-smooth,
Width
±1/16" (1.59 mm)
Squareness
±1/8" (3.18mm)
Length
±1/8" (3.18mm)
Nominal Thickness*
±0.2" (0.51mm)
*±0.3" (0.76mm) on sheets thicker than 3/16"
MACHINE CUTTING
MANUAL CUTTING
Straight Cuts
Holes
Die-Cutting
We recommend using the X-ACTO #1
knife with #11 blades for simple, straight
cuts. Other suitable manual cutting tools
include: the X-ACTO® Utility Knife,
X-ACTO® Board Cutter, single-edge razor
blades, mat cutters and powered cutters.
To cut a circular hole, penetrate through
the board with your knife blade, cutting
carefully. Unless a circular hole is mandatory, you’ll find it easier to cut a square
opening. Proceed as you would for making
a straight line cut, as described above.
The tool choice isn’t as critical as keeping
the blade clean of adhesive or paint
residue and changing blades frequently.
A dulled, burred or broken tip will damage
the foam and tear the paper facing. Using
a soft surface support – for example, the
X-ACTO® Self-Healing Cutting Mat– under
the Foam Board will prolong the life of a
blade.
Circles and Curves
You can achieve a variety of effects by
adjusting the various aspects of the
process. It’s a good idea to make a test
run before working on the actual piece.
Ideally, the die should be constructed with
a 1/2” die board, 2-3 point center bevel.
For embossing, to add dimension within
an image, use a 2-3 point blunt or creasing rule with a medium-hard temper. The
choice of ejection rubbers depends on the
particular Bienfang® Foam Board you’re
using and the type of finished edge you
want:
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To make a cut, use a straightedge or
metal ruler as guide. Hold the blade at a
30° angle to allow more of the cutting
edge to do the work. Use steady pressure,
pulling the knife along the entire length
of the cut. Don’t use a sawing motion or
force the blade back and forth.
Sometimes, it may be necessary to make
more than one pass, particularly with 1/2"
boards.
RECOMMENDED CUTTING TOOLS
Tool
Blade
X-ACTO® Board Cutter
X-ACTO® #11
X-ACTO® #1 Knife
X-ACTO® #11
X-ACTO® #8R Knife
X-ACTO® #8R
Standard Utility Knife
Single-Edge Razor
Logan Mat Cutter
Standard Size 12
Alto™ EZ Mat
X-ACTO® #19
Dexter Mat Cutter
#3306800
X-ACTO® Mat Cutter
X-ACTO® #19
To cut circles, use an X-ACTO knife with a
#11 blade and a circle guide or template
to help maintain a smooth, even edge
throughout the cut. For curves, first draw
a guide line on the board surface. Make a
shallow cut, then gradually and smoothly
deepen the cut through to the other side
of the board. Remember, let the sharp
edge of a clean blade do the work for you.
• White Foam Board: soft-density ejection
rubber for open edges
• PilloCore®: hard-density ejection rubber
for closed edges and embossing
• 1/4" MightyCore®: medium-density ejection rubber for open edges
For Black-On-Black® PilloCore® Foam
Board, use a double-rule die to add
embossing within an image. Up to onethird the thickness of the board may be
compressed.
Embossing effects on Bienfang® White
Foam Board and MightyCore Foam Board
is not recommended because of the
boards’ respective resilient and extra-rigid
foam characteristics.
DIE-CUTTING RECOMMENDATIONS
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Fletcher 2000 Mat
Cutter Size 15
C & H® Mat Cutter
Single-Edge Razor
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Bienfang®
Product
Process
Rule
Ejection
Rubber
Foam Board
Die-Cutting 2-3 pt.
Soft
Center
Bevel
PilloCore®
Foam Board
Die-Cutting 2-3 pt.
High
Center
Density
Bevel
PilloCore
Foam Board
Embossing* Blunt or High
Creasing Density
All
Scoring
Blunt or N/A
Creasing
*Compress no more than 1/3 thickness of material
SCREEN PRINTING
Guillotine Cutting
In general, guillotine cutting is not
recommended. Satisfactory results may
be obtained by cutting 3 or 4 sheets at
a time with a sheet of cardboard on top
of the stack to dissipate blade pressure
and minimize surface marking. Proper
machine upkeep and a sharp cutter blade
are essential.
Machine Cutting
For intricate patterns we suggest using
the Black & Decker® Piranha carbide saw
blade (40 teeth, fine crosscutting) on a
table, radial, or circular saw. You can also
use a band saw with a very fine blade or
the Cutawl® K-11 with 21D or 23D blades
for intricate cuts. Corrugated board or
chipboard placed beneath the Foam
Board will minimize rough edges. It’s a
good idea to sand the cut edges with
fine-grit paper for a cleaner finish.
The brilliant white surfaces of Bienfang®
Foam Boards are perfect for screen printing, roller coating, flexography, and many
other printing processes designed for flat
board stock. The Bienfang® Foam Boards’
double-clay coated surfaces make them
very receptive to printing inks, providing
sharp definition, superior ink holdout, and
exceptional coverage. The ripple-free,
ultra-smooth surface does not require any
preparation or priming. Be sure that the
surface is clean and free of dust or debris,
especially for boards that have been cut
down to size.
For printing applications that require an
extra-rigid substrate resistant to denting,
bending, crushing, cracking and splintering, MightyCore® Foam Board is the product of choice. An added advantage: a cap
sheet with a specially formulated moisture
barrier to make it resistant to environmental changes.
When printing on Bienfang® Foam Board
with darker surface colors, you may need
a white base coat to ensure opacity. It’s
wise to run a test before starting a production run.
RECOMMENDED SCREEN PRINTING INKS
INK TYPE
Naz-Dar®
5500 Flat Poster
SP Satin
7500 Gloss
5900 Synthetic
Gloss Enamel
SCREEN
MESH
DRYING TIMES
AIR
JET
All Types
All Types
All Types
20-30 Min.
15-20 Min.
15-20 Min.
Seconds
Seconds
Seconds
All Types
15-20 Min.
Seconds
Speedball®
Permanent Acrylic
Water-Based Poster
110-305
10-20 Min.
Seconds
Colonial®
ViviMatte
Flat Poster B-22
155-260
10-20 Min.
Seconds
ViviMax®
Satin Poster B-32
155-160
10-20 Min.
Seconds
Enamellux®
Synthetic Enamel
196-230
24 Min.
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ViviGloss®
Series 6700
All Types
30 Min.
15-20
Seconds
Routing
In general, routing is not really suitable
for laminated paper products. But you can
produce a clean, finished edge with the
proper bit, a “compression spiral” or an
“up-shear/down-shear” router bit. Sand all
machined edges with a fine-grit paper.
Major screen-printing ink manufacturers
have recommended the following types
of ink for use with our Bienfang® Foam
Board:
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Water soluble inks
Acrylic water-based inks
UV inks
Gloss vinyl inks
Puff inks
Poster inks
Choose screen mesh sizes according to
the fineness of line detail required. (Your
ink supplier or manufacturer is a good
source for specific recommendations.)
Air drying generally takes about 30
minutes or less while jet drying takes only
seconds. Gloss enamels will require longer
drying times. Use solvent-based inks with
caution to avoid damaging the polystyrene
core.
MOUNTING & LAMINATING
You can use wet glues, spray adhesives
or, with suitable equipment, adhesive tissues and films having various activating
temperatures. Custom Framers also use
hinge-mounting for original art, signed
limited-edition prints, etc. For more
information, visit our website, www.forframersonly.com.
The choice of which type of Bienfang®
Foam Board to use for a given application
depends on the end-use and your preferences for mounting procedures and equipment. The product descriptions on pages
2 and 3 will help you determine the best
board to use for a particular job.
When mounting large, oversize items, it's
good practice to use a counter-mount of
comparable size and strength on the
reverse side of the mounting board to help
maintain flatness.
RECOMMENDED DWELL TIMES
You can also use spray adhesives.
Carefully follow the instructions on the
can for successful, problem-free mounting.
Using a cold vacuum-mount press with
such products as 3M® Vac-U-Mount or
Super 77®, greatly facilitates spray
mounting.
Dry Mounting
The first consideration is choosing the
right adhesive for the particular artwork to
be mounted. The Technical Guide packaged with Bienfang® Dry Mount tissues
provides a list of recommendations.
Correct adjustment of four basic factors is
essential for consistent, successful dry
mounting:
• Time. Dwell time in the press is determined by the selected adhesive and the
size of the project. Use the following
chart as a guide.
Wet glues can be applied to Bienfang®
Foam Board with a spray gun, brush or
roller system. Manual equipment, such as
cold mechanical and vacuum presses, are
useful to provide consistent, even pressure. Automated equipment is available
that will efficiently coat boards and mount
images.
Whether you use manual or automated
methods, the glue you select should have
a low-water content and high-solids
content to avoid bowing the board from
excessive moisture. PVA glues are
recommended.
Pressure-Sensitive Mounting
There are several methods appropriate for
pressure-sensitive mounting. Bienfang®
Pressure-Sensitive® Foam Board, with it’s
“built-in” pressure-sensitive adhesive, is a
time-saving option. For non-adhesive-coated boards, use Scotch™ PMA Positionable
Mounting Adhesive tissues with a
squeegee or roller press. A roller laminator,
used with Bienfang® pressure-sensitive
adhesives, will greatly facilitate pressuresensitive mounting of wide format images.
• Temperature. The correct temperature
is determined by the adhesive being
used. Set the temperature for the tissue
you’re using in accordance with the
Technical Guide’s specification.
• Pressure. Proper pressure on the
assembled materials for mounting is
essential. Mechanical dry mount presses
have provision for manually adjusting the
pressure; vacuum presses make the
adjustment automatically.
• Moisture reduction. If the humidity is
50% or more, the artwork and the
mount board should be pre-dried in
mechanical presses by placing them
in the press between two sheets of
Kraft paper for 15-30 seconds.
Moisture is automatically reduced in
vacuum presses.
Size
3/16" Foam Board
Time
Mechanical Press*
8" x 10"
16" x 20"
Per section
(if larger than
press)
Vacuum Press
Up to 32" x 40"
Up to 40" x 60"
30 seconds
1-1/2 minutes
2 minutes
2 minutes
4-5 minutes
* Recommended temperature and dwell times
should be used as a guideline. The best combination will depend on humidity and board size.
Increase dwell time before increasing temperature.
Mechanical Presses require an operator's
attention to all of the preceding elements.
However, temperature, once set, is held
constant by a thermostat; mounting pressure may need adjustment when mounting
extra-thick materials. With Bienfang®
dry-mounting presses, correct pressure is
determined by placing the assembled
materials inside the press and closing, but
not locking, in place. The handle’s lever
arm should be at a 45° angle for correct
pressure. Adjustments to the pressure are
possible by following the instructions
located in your Owner’s Manual.
Vacuum Presses control all four elements
in one step, using a digital control panel
for setting time, temperature and pressure;
moisture content is automatically reduced
in the first 30-45 seconds while the
vacuum is being created. That's why the
dwell time for given adhesive is longer for
vacuum presses than it is for mechanical
presses.
After-mounting cool-down. Immediately
upon removal from the press, the mounted
materials should be cooled under a
Bienfang® Weight or plate glass for 30-60
seconds. This improves the bond and
keeps the board flat, minimizing the tendency to bow. The weight or glass should
entirely cover the mounted materials to
prevent denting them.
GLUING
RECOMMENDED ADHESIVES
Process
Product
Dry Mount Tissues
Bienfang® RagMount
Bienfang® ColorMount®
Bienfang® Fusion® 4000
Bienfang® BufferMount®
Roller Laminator
SEAL® MultiBond™
Films
SEAL® Print Mount®
Spray Adhesives
Elmer's Repositionable
Mounting Spray
Elmer's Extra Strength
Mounting Spray
Glues
Bienfang® VacuGlue™ 300
Corona
Bostik
Using Bienfang SingleStep and
Step 150 Foam Board.
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BIENFANG® SINGLESTEP® & STEP150 FOAM BOARD
Specifications Recommended
Function
Product
Temp/time
Temperature
SingleStep
Step 150
180°F (82°C)
150°F (00°C)
SingleStep
Step 150
2 minutes
30 sec.-1 min.
(Vacuum press)
Recommended SingleStep
Time*
Step 150
Bond
Adhesive pH
Foam Board pH
Bienfang® Finish Guard®-UV films are heatactivated laminating films that eliminate
the need for glass and prevent fading
caused by ultraviolet light. Ideal for ink jet,
photographs, and plain paper images.
Mounting and laminating in dry mount
presses can be done in one easy step in
5-7min. at 215ºF (102ºC).
Finish Guard can also be used with roller
laminators at 185º-195º F (85º- 91º C).
The film comes in five finishes: Lustre,
Satin Matte, Ultra Matte, Canvas and
Linen. All are lightweight and washable
with a damp cloth.
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This board enhances dry-mount productivity
and convenience and is applicable to both
mechanical and vacuum presses.
Guidelines for its use are summarized here:
(Mech. Press)
Recommended
Time*
Laminating
3 minutes
3 minutes
Permanent
7.0–8.0
6.5–7.5
NOTE: We do not recommend dry mounting for
original art, signed or numbered prints, Ilfochrome®
(Cibachrome®) photographic prints or anything of
exceptional value. Dry mounting is not intended for
archival, conservation or preservation practices.
Roller Laminators
Bienfang® Foam Boards, with their ultrasmooth surface papers, are well suited for
hot or cold roller laminating equipment.
• For heated laminators, use a heatactivated adhesive
• For cold laminators, use a pressuresensitive adhesive.
The gap between the laminating rollers
should be set to accommodate the thickness of the board being used. Roller pressure, tension, speed and temperature (if
applicable) should be set in accordance
with the manufacturer’s recommendations
found in your Owner's Manual.
Most glues work well with Bienfang® Foam
Boards for edge-to-edge and surface-tosurface joining. These are the most commonly used glues:
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Hot Melt
Contact Cement
Carpenter’s Glue
Craft Glue
Rubber Cement
Spray Adhesives
Modeling cements and “super” adhesives
should be used with caution. Solventbased adhesives may react with and
damage the polystyrene core.
Edge-to-Edge Applications
Apply a thin coat of glue to one edge and
press firmly against the edge of the other
piece to be joined. Hot glue will set up
almost immediately. Wet glues, which will
have variable drying times, require clamping or use of straight pins to secure the
edges in place until the glue has dried.
Curves, angles and corners should be reinforced with interior supporting ribs, when
possible.
Surface-to-Surface Applications
Apply sufficient adhesive for a firm bond
and press one surface firmly against the
other, using a clamp or weight to maintain
good contact between the two pieces.
Also, if the surface area is large, you
should counter-mount a similarly sized
board on the back to prevent bowing. If you
use rubber cement or contact cement, be
sure to use a slip sheet between the surfaces to prevent accidental gluing before
the pieces are properly positioned. Do not
attempt to reposition surface-mounted
materials after the glue has set. The paper
face of the Beinfang® Foam Board will be
damaged.
FINISHING
Painting
Decorative Covering
Display
Bienfang® White Foam Board and
PilloCore® Foam Board can be painted
to a perfect finish using spray, roller or
brush, without any special surface
preparation. Suitable paints include flat,
semi-gloss and enamel acrylics, poster
paints, tempera, acrylic lacquers, latex
paints, 3-dimensional and glitter paints.
Airbrush inks, India ink, traditional
markers and oil paint markers also yield
excellent results on the boards’ claycoated paper surfaces.
Contact papers, coated papers,
wallpapers and fabric can be applied
to Bienfang® Foam Board with spray
adhesive, contact cement, rubber
cement, white glue or dry mounting. As
with other processes described in these
pages, large size projects should have a
counter-mount on the back of the board
to minimize bowing.
• Use structural supports for larger size
items to minimize the potential for
bowing.
• Keep out of extended exposure to
direct sunlight.
• Don’t install close to heating and
cooling units or sources of moisture.
• Avoid installing near exterior doors or
open windows.
• Don’t use near an open flame or other
ignition source.
PROPER HANDLING
If you have additional technical questions,
please call our Technical Support Staff Line
at 1-888-240-6021.
When applying spray lacquers and
enamels, it’s best to seal the surface
with a light coat initially, then apply a
second and even a third coat to assure
thorough coverage. If the project will be
subjected to frequent handling or other
sources of potential soiling, you might
want to protect the finish with a clear
acrylic varnish.
Flame Control Coatings
You can apply fire-retardant coatings.
Two appropriate products are Flame
Control 10-10 and 20-20® Flat Latex
Fire-Retardant Paints. Both are recommended for Bienfang® Foam Board by
the manufacturer, Flame Control
Coatings, Inc. If you want to use other
products of this type, be sure to get
specific fire-retardance data from the
manufacturer.
To minimize bowing, apply light coats
on both sides to balance the two paper
liners.
Handling
The information summarized here will
help you keep your company’s Bienfang®
Foam Board products in peak condition,
both in inventory and in the intended
end use.
Storage
• Store Foam Boards flat, not leaning
on edge or standing vertically.
• Keep boards in the original shipping
box, with the lid closed or store
wrapped and sealed on a pallet until
delivered to the end user.
• Store away from loading docks and
exterior doors.
• Ideally, store in a controlled environment at 68°–75°F (20°–24°C) and at
a relative humidity between 45–50%
to prevent excessive expansion and
contraction of the board’s paper fibers.
• Allow approximately 24 hours to
acclimate to a new workplace.
For basic product information, sales
literature or the name of a distributor near
you, please call the Service Department:
1-888-240-6021.
WARNING: Bienfang® Foam Board is
flammable and may constitute a fire hazard if
improperly handled. Do not expose to an open
flame or other ignition source.
Elmer’s makes no warranty of any kind,
expressed or implied, as to merchantability,
fitness for a particular purpose, or any other
manner with respect to Bienfang® Foam
Board. This product is not recommended for
outdoor use or for use with solvent-based
supplies.
Bienfang®, Black-On-Black®, SingleStep®, Step 150, PilloCore®, MightyCore®, are registered brands of Elmer's Products, Inc.
Bienfang Framing Products
A division of Elmer’s Products, Inc.
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